Ruskin, John, 1819-1900 · Boston : Aldine Book Publishing Co. · leaf 167
stion of much nicety, and which I havenot been able as yet fully to investigate : but the natural ideaof the arrangement of these lines (which in round arches areof course perpendicular to the curve) would be that everyvoussoir should have the lengths of its outer and inner archedsurface in the… … Xrrlj Mkgmtn/. BROLETTO OF GOMD. THE ARCH MASONRY. 147 to keep in mind of the general laws connected with this sub-ject, by giving him an example of each of the two forms ofthe perfect Gothic arch, uncusped and cusped, treated withthe most simple and magnificent masonry, and partly, in bothcases,…
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